Can receive any HTTP request, extract any values from JSON or XML and trigger a job with those values available as variables. Works with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Jira and many more.
When reporting a bug, please try to provide as much information as possible.
I have tried to install the plugin by copying the generic-webhook-trigger.hpi to /var/lib/jenkins/ and restarting the jenkins
On the jenkins the plugin is not loading and showing this error
Failed to load: Generic Webhook Trigger Plugin (generic-webhook-trigger 1.84.1)
Plugin is missing: credentials (2.1.16)
Plugin is missing: plain-credentials (1.2)
Plugin is missing: structs (1.7)
Sorry this may not be a bug, I am new to JENKINS and PLUGINS, if this is something of me missing basis. can you guide me please?
Plugin version used. 1.84.1
Jenkins version used. 2.361.1
Your configuration.
Variables configured, names, expressions... (NONE has been explicitly done)
Pipeline script (See Pipeline section in README)
Build job log
Post content received. It can be found in the job execution log. People using GitHub often forget to set the content type in "Manage webhook" when configuring the webhook at GitHub.
A curl command and its response.
Expected result and actual result.
You may also have a look at the test cases as they should answer the most common questions:
When reporting a bug, please try to provide as much information as possible.
I have tried to install the plugin by copying the generic-webhook-trigger.hpi to /var/lib/jenkins/ and restarting the jenkins
On the jenkins the plugin is not loading and showing this error Failed to load: Generic Webhook Trigger Plugin (generic-webhook-trigger 1.84.1)
Sorry this may not be a bug, I am new to JENKINS and PLUGINS, if this is something of me missing basis. can you guide me please?
curl
command and its response.You may also have a look at the test cases as they should answer the most common questions:
https://github.com/jenkinsci/generic-webhook-trigger-plugin/tree/master/src/test/resources/org/jenkinsci/plugins/gwt/bdd
If you are fiddling with expressions, you may want to checkout:
A Curl command can look something like this: